Dubois News

Tie Hacks are pictured floating railroad ties from Dubois down the Wind River to Riverton in this historic photo.

Mary Kay Baldez just stopped by the County 10 Office to share this amazing picture, it's of a newborn elk calf she saw yesterday near Horse Creek in Dubois.

The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a $200,000 grant to clean up a contaminated sawmill site in the northwest Wyoming town of Dubois.

A The Horse Creek and Double Cabin campgrounds will be open and charging fees for visitors this Friday, May 25.A Wind River Ranger District forestry technician Justin Smith said Falls Campground will open and begin charging fees for services on June 1. Opening dates for the Pinnacles and Brooks Lake campgrounds will be determined later, depending o ... (more)

Young anglers will have a chance to try their luck at fishing and learn about their environment when the Shoshone National Forest participates in two fishing clinics at Cody and Dubois.

Fifteen history aficionados from Dubois took part in a guided tour of an early settlement located along Crooked Creek, west of Dubois yesterday.

Leadership Fremont County group at Thursday's session on Tourism at the Headwaters Arts & Conference Center in Dubois - This year's group of Leadership Fremont County members visited Dubois and Dinwoody Lake yesterday to partake in a session with a focus on tourism.

Are you fascinated by the history of settlers who first lived in the wilds of Wind River Country? Sign up with Central Wyoming College/Dubois Outreach to take a guided tour of the Old Crooked Creek Settlement at Teton Valley Ranch Camp in Dubois on Saturday May 19th.

Dubois is one busy town the rest of this week with over 125 guests from the region here to help kick off the spring tourism season.

A public hearing is tonight in Dubois on plans to expand the current K-8 building into a K-12 school.

Funeral services are at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 5, 2012 at the Wilderness Baptist Church in Dubois with burial following at the Dubois Cemetery.

Within the work zone, equipment operators are building up the roadway to widen the highway for 12 foot wide driving lanes with eight foot wide shoulders.